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Camden County returned to the Georgia winner's circle on Saturday. The Wildcats beat Peachtree Ridge 21-14 Saturday to win the state's AAAAA title. It's the school's second title since 2003. Click here for game story.
Ahh....victory is sweet for the Cairo Syrupmakers, who captured Georgia's AAA title Saturday beating Flowery Branch 28-14 at the Georgia Dome. Last year, Cairo lost in the championship game when Columbus-Carver scored a touchdown in the last minute of the game. Click here for game story.
Emanuel County Institute's star running back Washaun Ealey couldn't close out his career with a second straight Georgia A high school football championship. Wesleyan held the Georgia recruit and the state's all-time touchdown leader to just 90-yards on its way to a 33-21 win for the state's A title Saturday at the Georgia Dome. Click here for game story.
Tucker's first Georgia high school football championship was a sweet one for the team. On September 26th, the Tigers were beaten soundly by Marist 36-0. On Friday December 12th, Tucker turned the tables and beat the War Eagles 15-3 for the AAAA title. Click here for game story.
Buford had no trouble winning back-to-back Georgia AA titles on Friday. The Wolves beat Calhoun 45-21 in the championship game at the Georgia Dome. It was Buford's 6th championship. Click here for game story.
One week after knocking defending AAAAA champ Lowndes from the state tournament and national rankings, Grayson is on the outside looking in. Peachtree Ridge knocked off the Rams 13-10 in double overtime to advance to its second state title game in three years. Peachtree Ridge is now 12-2 after starting the season with two straight losses. Click here for game story.
Center Grove (IN), Maine South (IL) and Muskegon (MI) all won state championships last weekend, and in addition to the shiny trophies, all three are in the new USA Today Super 25 released on Tuesday. Joining that trio is Grayson (GA), which hops into the rankings at #14 after taking down defending Georgia champ and former #4 Lowndes in the GHSA quarterfinals on Friday.
